Dissolving a Wyoming Corporation
To dissolve your Wyoming Corporation, submit the appropriate Articles of Dissolution form to the Wyoming SOS by mail or in person.
Administrative Dissolution vs. Formal Dissolution
Wyoming’s Secretary of State provides two options for dissolving a Wyoming LLC or Corporation: Administrative Dissolution or Formal Dissolution.
To dissolve your Wyoming corporation, follow these steps:
- Submit the completed Articles of Dissolution form to the Secretary of State by mail, along with the filing fee.
- The state may force a corporation to dissolve if it hasn’t filed its annual report, paid its taxes, maintained its registered agent, or renewed appropriate licensure.
Closing a Business in Wyoming
- Ensure proper and lawful closure for your Wyoming business with our guide on administrative dissolution.
- Protect your company’s legacy.
Tax Obligations and Licenses
Before dissolving your LLC, you must pay off all taxes and fines owed, including Unemployment Insurance Tax, Employee Withholding Tax, and Sales & Use Tax if applicable.
Closing your tax accounts usually involves filing a final return.
Dissolution Process
- Follow state protocols, cancel all licenses and permits, and address any remaining debts when dissolving your business.
- Closing begins with dissolution. You will need a determination to dissolve and a dissolution plan outlining the allocation of residual assets.
Dissolving a Corporation in Indiana
- File the dissolution paperwork with the Indiana Secretary of State and fulfill tax obligations.
- Cancel licenses and close accounts as part of the dissolution process.
Certificate of Existence in Indiana
- To get a certificate of existence in Indiana, request it from the Secretary of State.
Steps to Dissolve an Indiana LLC
- Submit the Indiana Articles of Dissolution to the Secretary of State by mail or in person.
- The process must comply with Indiana state law and your LLC’s operating agreement.